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pre-op fasting infographic

Surgery Fasting Rules May Be Outdated, Study Suggests

Categories Health

A sample of Aspergillus flavus

Pharaoh’s Curse Fungus Becomes Potent Cancer Fighter

Categories Health

HAL from 2001

Americans Trust AI Scientists Less Than Climate Experts

Categories Social Sciences, Technology

Health insurance abstract illustration

Thousands Died After Losing Medicare Drug Help. Here’s What Went Wrong

Categories Health, Social Sciences

A brain organoid culture, where the MECP2 gene (linked to Rett syndrome) has been knocked out, is shown under a fluorescent microscope. The culture was treated with the experimental cancer drug ADH-503, resulting in the formation of new synapses.

Living Neural Interfaces Could Transform Treatment of Brain Disorders

Categories Brain & Behavior, Technology

An artistic representation of the minute nucleic differences detectable using the form of nuclear quadrupolar resonance described in the new paper. Credit Mathieu Ouellet

Penn Engineers Detect Individual Atomic Signals in Quantum Sensing Advance

Categories Physics & Mathematics, Technology

A digital illustration of CAR T cells.

Keto diet metabolite may power up CAR T cells to kill cancer

Categories Health

Table 1. Average daily suicides per month. Source: Provisional data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Table: Annenberg Public Policy Center.

Suicide rate is low during the holidays, but the holiday-suicide myth persists

Categories Brain & Behavior, Health, Social Sciences

Government regimes may be learning new Twitter tactics to quash dissent

Study Shows X/Twitter Algorithm Influences News Quality Over Quantity

Categories Social Sciences, Technology

The magic mud is applied to every ball used in Major League Baseball, including in this year’s World Series.

Scientists Reveal the Science Behind Baseball’s Mysterious ‘Magic Mud’

Categories Physics & Mathematics

To Alex Hughes, Assistant Professor in Bioengineering within Penn Engineering and in Cell and Developmental Biology within Penn Medicine, the kidney is a work of art. “I find the development of the kidney to be a really beautiful process,” says Hughes.

Scientists Discover Kidney Development’s Hidden ‘Dance’ – Key to Growing Artificial Organs

Categories Health, Technology

Immunofluorescence imaging showing nerve terminals (magenta) innervating keratinocytes (yellow) and myeloid cells (white) that express IL-33 (green) in naive murine skin. (Image: Courtesy of Camila Napuri)

Scientists Uncover How Parasitic Worms Silence Our Skin’s Natural Alarm System

Categories Health, Life & Non-humans

Source: Annenberg Public Policy Center's AIOD Survey in May 2024 and August 2024 and prior Annenberg surveys.

Public Trust in US Supreme Court Hits Record Low, Survey Finds

Categories Social Sciences

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